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About this paper
Tahmim Hossain, Sai Sarath Movva, Ritika Ritika
An integrated web platform brings together interactive globe-based visualizations of terrorism incidents, air quality, and population change. Using cleaned public datasets, maps, filters, and linked charts, the system demonstrates an accessible approach to exploratory analysis, while a small 16-person survey reports generally positive impressions of usability and usefulness.
Key insights
- A common interactive framework can support substantially different data structures: individual terrorism events, pollutant measurements, and long-term demographic series.
- Combining overview maps with filtered charts enables users to move from global patterns to country-, city-, or region-level detail without specialized analytical software.
- The work is primarily an implementation and accessibility contribution; it demonstrates visualization functionality rather than introducing a new algorithm or deriving validated substantive conclusions from the datasets.
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